Changes... mark let me know if you fault at pid 185 when you type stress

Lots of changes to the vmm subsystem.... Page faults have been adjust to now be blocking on a per thread basis not system wide. This has resulted in no more deadlocks.. also the addition of per thread locking has removed segfaults as a result of COW in which two tasks fault the same COW page and try to modify it.

Now I'm current

atkbd: adjust the timing issue on the driver hopefully it will work fine now

absolute path

Did i forget to commit

Fixed some pointer arithmatic which isn't causing any troubles marky mark who can't code rock hard

Fixed up exec.c

I broke it hopefully

we now check all the pointers

fixed invalidSyscall

New syscall interface

fixed the typos

fixed check pid status

A Quick tweak I'm going to clean up some unused variables in sched.h

devfs: renamed functions ...

device system: renamed functions
fdc: fixed a few potential bugs and cleaned up some unused variables
strol: fixed definition
endtask: made it print out freepage debug info
kmalloc: fixed a huge memory leak we had some unhandled descriptor insertion so some descriptors were lost
ld: fixed a pointer conversion
file: cleaned up a few unused variables
sched: broke task deletion
kprintf: fixed ogPrintf definition

assert: remade assert

Let me commit before we start to overlap

CFLAGS: I updated cflags so optimizations are consistant on all files different optimization levels maybe the source of some of our problems?

Removed SMP code from kernel

Works perfectly here

spinlock: made them non inline functions I think this actually fixed the problem

Few fixes

sched: hold that was my error

sched: we now set task status to dead which then makes the scheduler do some clean it could be some minor overhead but i feel this is our most efficient approach right now to prevent corruption of the queues

We do some propper task cleanup now when they exit... such as close open FD for LD and delete task from the task list

Cleaned out the rest of debuging code also temporarily disabled the ip stack to improve boot time

vitals: cleaned up all defaults this should not cause any problems in the future

schedDeleteTask: I am pondering the possability that this could not finish in a quantum....

fork: no mem leaks here